The Buffalo Bills once again came up short in the 2025 NFL playoffs but bounced back by securing an impressive group of prospects in this past weekend’s NFL Draft.
Despite having MVP quarterback Josh Allen at the helm, the Bills still need more firepower to overtake Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs atop the AFC, especially with stars like Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson closing in.
On Wednesday, the team reinforced its commitment to improving by signing a recognizable name to AFC fans: former Browns wide receiver Elijah Moore. Moore is reportedly joining Buffalo on a one-year, $5 million deal, adding to a deep receiver room that includes Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman, Joshua Palmer, Curtis Samuel, and Laviska Shenault.
Reactions to the move were mixed in response to NFL insider Ian Rapoport’s report. One fan called it a “Holy overpay!” while another described it as a “Fantastic signing” with hopes the Bills can maximize Moore’s potential. A third fan labeled it a “Sneaky pickup by Buffalo.”
Moore recorded 61 catches for 538 yards last season despite dealing with injuries in Cleveland, and he could be poised for a stronger campaign with a team contending for the AFC crown. Over four NFL seasons with the Jets and Browns, Moore has tallied nine career touchdowns.
